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SangerH Again I'm Town.
THIS TNR he HAS HA1CHRT no FIGHT THE PRENCl

MINISTER.
This afternoon. near the house OF the French
minister, ON K street, between 18th and 18th
streets, Detective wheeler arrested Peter San
gerli, crank from Pittsburg. and escorted him to
police Headquarters He hadtn his pocket Ratchet,
with which he said he was going to fight the
French minister. He says he wants the minister
to restore his wife and child to him and pay him
the money owed him by the French government
He visited the minister's residence this morning and
using threatening language, he demanded TO see
the minister. Sangern was arrested here last sum-
mer at which time he had q revolver, with which
he was going to shoot the French minister. At
that time he was sent to his home, In Pittsburg,
by the police.
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Eaten Alive by Wolves.
TERRIBLE DEATH STRUGGLE or A MICHIGAN TRAP
PER IN THR SNOW.

Frank Holmes and Joe Armstrong, OF Pent-
water, Mich, had been hunting in the forests
near the village several weeks. Last Saturday
night they found wolf tracks numerous In the
vicinity OF their traps. Holmes. while fixing the
traps, cut an artery in his leg, and Armstrong
started for town TO procure q physician, after
making the wounded man as comfortable AZ pOs-
sible. Two hours later Armstrong and assistance
and clothing and the carcasses OF half dozen
wolves. Holmes had fought desperately for his
life, but the beasts Overcame him. The bones
burial
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NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-The trial OF Louis Bieral
the discharged custom house inspector who at
tempted to Kill Surveyor Beattie On November 1st
1856 was begun this morning in the Us. Circuit
court. The prisoners wife and little boy sat be
side him.
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1<hAe - U8AS 80OCks
ONE MAN KILLED AND ANOTHER FATALLY INJURED BY
TERRIRIc BOILER KxPLOayoN.
A battery OF four steel bo(1es 6 Spank,
Celfant 4 Coz steel and Iron workA at Rtua-
borough six miles east OF Allegheny CITY Pa, ex-
pioded at 8 O'Clock yesterday morning, completely
wrecking the bar mill department. killed man, m.
stantly and seriously inJuring number q oeherR
The Conclusion was 50 great shaSit shook the
houses for miles around and awakening me resi-
dents, who rushed In terror nom Cheh houses.
1t was ascertained that four boilers OF a
battery OF six had burst. For some time r.
was impossible TO tell what damage had been
done, the shower OF dust, brick and mortar Cm-
pletely shutting the mill from view. When the de-
br1s had settled it was found that the fireman.
George Patterson, had been Instantly killed HIS
body was mangled almost beyond recognition.
William Corv1lle, an empioye, was picked up nom
under the boilers I'm dying condition. The1Rce
OF the explosion must have been ter1fnc, Is large
pieces OF boiler iron were found hundreds OF yuFds
from the scene OF the disaster. The damage 70 the
mill viii exceed $4,000.
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Lewis j. Davis has sold TO John Humphrey part OF
=, square 36S, 242 by 10 feet on n street. east OK
10th street, for $4,000 +. X Windsor has sold
sub lot 116, square $50, fronting 1sAxg5k on r
street, between 18th and 18th streets, for Sl2 Om
to j. Mel. CaruSi.
A r. Fox, trustee has transferred TO Martha A.
TiSdel, sub so. So 800, l9x4l, on street. between
George 81. Ullebrdge sub 50 adjoining, In the same
square, for 81 500. Charles Mades ct al, execution
nave SOLO An IA rsn sSo s 81 a. ne
streets, for $4,000
Mary A Mari has bought OF John Mel. Carm
street, between 18th and 18th Sta, for $l2 GOO
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

Irnosce Corner Property, lot % feet front improved
~ s<oon EaTssseo-otck bay window dwelling all IL
y 80 <S0O feetof parkng; splendid view Of three
s11Sfs Free $500 cash Rent $50 per month Il
- IA, Ssor once. It.
ner oveillag on the corner of Sth and l. NV T.,
IRE ssoree basement and cellar, rooms bath and
- E1ou mpA. VIDE parking.
Hznf1omc newly built dwelling. 500 List NV, three
So63. basement and cellxr, IL rooms, bath and all
Lnfee handsome newly built dwellings. AT 4i9 and
SoA U ST. a W, opposite the new Pension Office each
&glse contains IA rooms, bath and all mod imps.
ne above hye houses open for inspection.
ADo SIX handsome houses which are now under rent,
minated OF ST, bet 18th and 18th ST. VI St bet
Sth and oth SITS. 18th ST. bet Mass ave. and
st. NV. Mass ave. bet 4th and 9th SITS. NV
For particulars apply to the owner. r. GOLD
SCHM1D, S13 9th St n-w from IL TO = pm and , TO
Ppm. ja:,3-:,m
I,OR SALE-TwO-STORY BRICK, SEVEN ROOMS,
Il bath aid cellar; modern improvements. near III
md SITS ne; 53,100; on easy terms.
JOHN SHERMAN ( CO.,
jAl1-.St l4O7 Il
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A Good Word for GEN. Stone.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan 25. 1857.

" AHoA1VAVcNs ~ ", JAIL 30 1901
To the Editor Of THE EVENING STAR
The report OF the death OF Gen. Chas p Stone
Stone Pasha) brings to the recollection OF the cit-
zens OF Washington how much we as citizens and
how much the nation owes to this patriotic man.
History, as Mr.. Blaine has already done, win vim
dicate his name from the cruel and unjust Odium
attached to 1t by the Incarceration In Fort Lafay-
ette 1t is one OF the yet unsolved secrets OF that
great struggle. / am not now prepared to say
what It was but In due time win do SO. While In
Egypt In 1872 Gen. Stone gave me q complete
history Of his cruel treatment For the present
can only say that no more loyal, patriotic, pure
hearted American citizen ever lived, and we reaid-
ing at the nations capital owe him special thanks
Tor 1t was his energetic and constant work that
contributed most to the safety Of Mr.. Lincoln and
TO the preservation OF this city. s. WOLF.
The Will Of the late Ellen Owen, widow Of Ed
m0nd Owen. beQueathing her estate to her reaa-
lives, has been HE'D
CoannssloNsR Mu1HR has returned nom shost
vi2it 70 New York.
AN APfonaFN8NE.--1heH Secretary Of the Treasury
to-day appointed John T. GuilfDyle 70 b sapeEtn-
tendent Of consfxuotzon a the puhlie Auild1ng 6
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B0YcOzFED FREIGHT R.JnctxD-AeeMA Peter
Wright z sons agents for the InmSh and Red
Star steamship companies have issued orders 70
the freight handlers at their paers In jersey
CITY not to receive b0ycotted freight from
decline 60 b mixed Up IN any Way with the Old
Dominion line. ne 9ouguh0Eome0 On the Wilson
line dOcks q HcO0knn have threatened % strike
but g yot have d0no n0thlng.
LAnD RuRonM n WAxN-1Ao tboenaeol Wal9g
paxl1Ament during the coming oe1n101 . md bdll
tor Wa1eR securing 70 tenants . con11nu11Y q eoo-
me anA O0npeo1aooa Tor 1mpguvonnonfA
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BUFFALO PARTLy INuNDATED.-The thaw az Buff.
falo has caused the worst mood known there An
years In addition TO the breakup OF ice along
the shore, in which q number q fishermen barely
escaped with their lives the Buffalo river over
flowed It's banks sunday night and Monday morn
ing the 18th ward was under water. several ves-
sells moOred In the nver near the city elevator
were torn from their mornings md hurled against
the Michigan street bridge, wreck1ng the Roadway
and g1rdefs OF the approach TO the bridge and CO.
ting Oh all trafac over the structure until tAeoa0-
age h repaired.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and 800 pm. prices
OF the New York Stock Market reported by special
wire to H. H. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

sala.ss "a e Ts a JET
mp s 'S S%cE lot s g C.S s.y broom mod
Also nns building Site On n 4 nv, 25x100soaly
Apply to Owner, sa4 Indiana .... 12s-x.
EOR Saloon CAPITOL HILL TWO SQUARES
story and easement, rooms and bssh, M /, In sood
p"Dair iron fence sn.a ca'A R.ypesf REs:
ja15-2w Real Estate and Insu1ance. 1OO6 = 81 NV.
NOR SALE
sYi t i iosn Sc s. 59S
- -. join L. iBiiEiIiiI. i 90.
Biek 10 rooms on Ism above Iowa , circle I $500
B1ck rooms mod imps, 18th st.......-.-..... 2400
Bich. rooms kinsnsn Place ZOO
rooms. Pierce Place, bet. 18th and i6ih 1900
rooms st. bet sd and a4 III s.:.. 800
n Ga.S Se s business sc
5SS%: 5sssq =; a, 81 .SS R Sis 81,
Soens On K1sEs IT, sss 18Th and i4.h: .S9S
rooms and store, 18th and c sts sw. 5000
1Orooms on st., bet, 10Th Z 2lst st.. new
Frame on Dunbarton ave 1900
14 Bet it, asd e pSs1 4 snou
Also, improved and untmproved property IN al parts
o. sse eit! Apply to I'm S e n Tori ave
FOR sALE-ON ST. Nv, VALUABLE BUsJ,
I ness Property substantial building e9pSssan1s 20
jai52w Real Estate and Insurance, 1905 It. NV
FOR sA = M NV. s-sToRY. II Rs- n. L;
ss Isdsase On Vt gsses
W: ave: Sssory and cellar. H. MI: $500 oo
nv. s.iofs. 81. Sss.sd ~ sarnsss 1906 900
Tst NV, Sstory and cellar, Srs-. mi; $4,000.
is gEsDsr. Fa Is f1isl HRssrY, 1ooe 81. NV
EOR SALE-AN ELEGANT HOUSE, CORNER
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INOR SALE
II : Room Brick Columbia st near stpw $500
z Room Brick i St west of .,th So n W. $500
Room Brick St, bet. 9th and 10th SITS. n 1000
Room Brick St, west of 9Th nw....s... J,.yOO
Room Brick St, rear 10th st n.w.-......-- 5000
Room Brick 18th St. above G st. H. 1000
10 Room Rrick n near 18th at NV. 5000
IL Room Brick St, west of 9th ST. IO,2OO
il Room Brick X ST. NV new and handsome E>,ooO
az5-6t r. III. T. LEIPOLD, 1881 St NV.
IOR SALE-7O5 ST. s. T., LOT 56x50; ONLY
Il sl.5O0. 12O6 E 1t. a.e, Lot 5sxl15 only 81 100
WRIGHT 4 BOLTON.
Clond Building. gth and 4 SITS.
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RANGE OF TR THHRMoNRTRR.-The following
were the readings at the signal ONCE to-day: q
m, SO; q m, 80; IL .. m, A: 2 p. m. "a: maxi
mum, 81: minimum, 80
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10 Acres Of beautiful Land on Tennelly Town Road.
opposite Secretary Whtneys country residence This
,ann isents principally On Piercss NM Road and is
room house. with good barn; we'll fenced has good
water and Ii healthy. Cheap at $4,000.
Rock Greek This Il one Of the most beautiful places
around Washington Good water and is very healthy
eoinfortable ei9htroom house and large new barn.
NICE Farm Of 30 Acres Rock Creek, miles from,
washington, improved by q good eight-roOm house,
new barn and sheds good water healthy location
mas NICE orchard, etc Cheap at $4,000.
CULLINANE 4 McDERMOTT.
9a<O-1w' 4:S6 It'll st. s.w.
EOR RENT..THE SHELLEY FARM" 8 MILES
noftneast from the city, containing 1O6 scres
pogee, rooms, good barn and out-buildings Price
xioO . year. SWOR4STEDT BRADLEY, 027
81 .. W. ja14-l
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APPOINTMENT CLERK HIGGNs is tndisp0sed and
is at his home in Baltimore. He expects however,
to be able TO resume his duties In DAY or TWO.
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NORTHWEST.

NORTHWEST.
1854, 1886 Sth ST.,
J! b.h. mi, or. 100
l405-41l Bars alley.
i b.h- 4rs. 600
l423 n ST.. b. h., 5rs., z
4 bouses rear. 600
no Q ST., b. h., Or. $500
] 1916 10th ST.. I. b..
tss 3 :; = It'll, III. s'.'Oo
'f1634. 1874 4th St. b,
! 1850 L st. and 1919
18th st.,f-h-, 4rs. 600
I131, 1873 Pierce St, 1.
'll2l;s. iS22 Madison
i ST., f-h-, 4rs. $500
451. 453 Ridge St, 4.
4, 8, 5 SHOWS alley, +.
y h.. 4rs. 400
] 11O9 Goth st.. T. h., 49,
'I17.7. 17as L st. f.h. ..0O
IA, 4S6 o St. alley.
26Os z ST., f.h., Ar. i. 500
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TNOR SAIE-A BEAUTIFUL NEW BRICK HOUSE
II ten rOoias modern improvements, north side q
Etwesn 2Oth aud 21st SITS; On 0nsT terms: az 600
JOHN Il REAIL. 1z20 II 81 3So-2m
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IHs COLLECTION OF INTERNAL. RRvRNuH during
tne nrst SIX months OF the fiscal year ending June
SOtn, 1857, were $57,50a, 5O3 being q decrease OF
$l,oo4,S4O over the corresponding period Of
tne previous year. There was q decrease
o.. $S,S 44 on the collections OF spir-
'ss ana an increase OF s8sass1 on to
, naSG1 an increase Of N,l12,461 on fer
n ,s liquors and an increase Of 81, 052 from
s Hascenaneous sources. The total collections
~ oieOmargartne since November LIST amounted
~ ~ the aggregate receipts for December
1872, Were $26l ,S31 less than those for December
Aooos oelng mainly In collections on spirits
iHs BOARD OF NAVAL OFFICERS, OF which Com
manoer r D. Evans is senior member, appointed
70 inspect steel for new naval vessels organized at
anetNavy department to-day and laid out plan Of
The CIVIL SRRvICB COMMISSIONERS are tnvestt-
gaang mark found on the papers OF one Of
me applicants examined at q recent Patent
0mce examination. On the papers were
Written the words "Yalep and .lndtana."
one of tho com misstonen said TO-DAY that
Mneoayef word or marx was discovered On 9
peRet which might Lead TO revealing the identity
g t1o applicant by the persons who reviewed the
Rapee3 tho matter WAS always investigated, but
s0mf IN no caae had It been discovered that there
VS. aAy fraud o. cOlluston pkaCtlcod. 1ariD or
.osoe someemn gse upon ppeEs hy tneoveE.
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The viii OF the late Ellen Owen. widow Of I'd
m0nd owen. bequeathing her estate to her rela-
uves, has been nlcd.
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HEADQUARTERS
FOB FAvORS FOR THE GERMAN.
Many styleo never before zen IN this country
* GA4k8. CANES, GAMES.
HUE AMuSxA8AT6. HOME AMUSEHRNT0
EVENING RASTINES
xx1anAiSe Daa2sr md NAnuAhptuer a
W0&8IED AID KNIT 0OOOA
INFANT 0UTTITa
Oh. 1UPPIRT
- <oo-108 IA - NJ.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
: PECULATORs, LOOK AT OUR BARGAINS.

EOR RENT OR SALE-DESIRABLE TRUCK
- Farm or Country Home six miles from Washing.
ton Address VIM. n. CALVERT IL CO., 76 South
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I,OR sALE-GREAT BARGAIN IN REAL ESTATE;
II SIX new Brick Houses. rooms each, situated on a
s oe.utida avenue northwest with wide parking &c
only $3.50 Terms $1,000 cash. balance $500 per
year This property is renting for $52 per month
Apply to j. W. p MYERS,
3e5-21ws Real Estate Agent, 142S N. Y ave
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EOR SALE
II NORTHWEST.
l700L1719 Rigrs St.
b.h-. Srs-. all &24. 800
$50 932 9TH st., b-h., -.
stores. "a, 600
:2Io-.234 Bdy. S.
20s4.2o42 Biy. s.
b-h-, 4rs.
221l:,sS 10Th st p. 90,
h., 5rs..-----.-l3,0OC
1882 to 1743 z st.
1s SG 1905, Iso5 L ST. 800
j 10 6 alley, between
n and y, 18th and
18th sfs- 5000
9S2, 934, 9348 24th
81, b. h, 6rs- $500
1919 l. st, Z b.. 6<s-
and 2 houses rear. j, 600
2l:26. 21.2S, 2l30 X
ST., b. b., 4rs. 1000
1911 ID 1t. I. h, Or. 600
1143, 1145 11th ST.
E h., Or 1000
liz ID st. b. h., m.i,I 500
433 AL Prstber'S
alley. b. h, Ar 500
1153, 1855 Goth st.
b. b.. water, 5r-..4.200
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FRAGE IN TEXAS IN TIE SENATE THIS AFTERNOON
Mr. Hoar, from the committee ON privileges and
elections reported in the Of petition OF three
residents OF washington county, Texas, (alleg1ng
that they and others had been unlawfully deprived
OF the right OF suffrage In that county1 resOlu-
ton inStructtng that committee to in0Ilire into all
the circumstances, with power to send for persons
ana an payers 10 employ stenographer, and to act
Mr.. salisbury, member of the committee. said
tnaI ne nad voted against the report In commit
Tee ana would vote against it in the Senate
MI. EuSllS, anOther member OF the committee
maae IKE statement: The report and memorial
were ordered printed, and went over for the
present.
PuBLIC BUILDING AT CHARLESTON
Mr. Malone, from the committee on public
buildings reported back the House bill for the
erection OF public building at Charleston, s. c.,
imung the price OF the Tot to 500 600 and of the
building to $20O,OO Calendar.
Bills were introduced and referred az follows.
6 n MI Mr. BECK, TO amend the oleOmargarine law.
Holy Cross, Washington. ~ ''-~
THE FLORIDA RAILWAY AND NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Tne resolution offered by MI. Call some time
SINCE amended so as to instruct the Attorney Gen.
era! 70 prlng suit for an Injunction against the
Fl0r1oa Hallway and Navigation company, was
caa,eG up ana Mr. Morgan addressed the senate in
TnefTesadent sent the following nominations to
the Senate to-day:
TO De Post Chapfains-Rev. Vim. +. Hubbard, OF
New York; Rev. Henry Swift, OF Dakota.
Poefma9ters-John T. Bantor. Muncte Indiana.
aaron y Vedder, White Hall illinois,
Of Nm M heed Lewis. OF Pennsylvania, to be consul
Thomas B. Connery, Of New York, to be secre-
tary OF the legation TO Mexico.
n.y., >O>---
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thought ttere hA1 bean more pRugroo mAoe m6he
way & culayatsg . senfinmt favuabAs -
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USOR SALE-SgvERAL NEW HOUSES IN THE
il northwest and northeast from $1,000 to - 500.
shs~err HARDING q WATERS.
s-IQIm 606 18th ST. NV
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tfOR SALE-WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING WELL
located Lots Of Ground at low prices, easy TERMS
or In trade for improved property, viz
$4,000 square feet northeast, at 3Oc ground iume-
diAtey opposite held at SOC.
Soc 49,
10000 square feet, LIST st NV, at 45c.: water
sewer &c. - 1890
The above mentioned property is all well adapted for
subdivision into smaller lots
Also. on 21st st. NV, lots so feet 'front.' slo5
ta12-lm WALKER WILSON, IO06 stnw
EOR SALE-vALUABLE NORTHWESTERN COR
and vide Psriing} bounded by vemont ave, Iowa cir
and the large substantially built adjoining house with
its lot 6xlOO, win be sold together or separately
Apply 20 owner. 13O3 st. d4 -:3m
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In CONFLICT wuH THE TRxAsURY PRAcTICR-
Attorney General Garland has given an opinion to
the Secretary OF the Treasury that sawed mah0g-
any boards are subject to duty at the
rate Of two dollars q thousand feet aS
sawed lumber. This Is In direct conflict with
the practice OF the Treasury department. under
which these boards have been classified a. manu-
features OF mahogany, dut1able at the rate OF IS
Der cent ad ValOrem.
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FOR SALE-LOTS,

TNOR SALE-THREE LOTS ON PATTERSON ST,
~ neer corner North Capitol and n, on grade; each
same sizs, in same square below grade ct 12c Per
foo9. JOHN SHERMAN 3 Co,
ta26-3t l4O7 St n. ".
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A TERRIBLE DISASTER.
A Yacht Loaded with Women and
GhiIdren tupslzed.

New YORK, JuiJ 1.-the sloop yacht
Mystery lsl. khhie Bar last evening,
los psd almost 40 the eubwalrs with
wi.Aen aua ehildien. Whtp otl Barren
Island en- route for Csnarise the yacht
capsiz-d, aud only l3 Of the 40
souls composing the passeneers snd crew
are known to have been rescued. The
party was made up chiefly of German
iauilies resident ia Brooklyn aud Long
Island CITY.
dVnen the passengers OF the Mystery
and ChrIstians gathered on the pier TO
embark for Cansrise, so many ~ tae party
showed the effect of beer that they had
drauk that the skIppers Thought 1t best
20 put the WON aud cmldren aboard
the Mystery, winch rates as a much safer
boat than her consort The women pro-
tested. but the protest Was unheeded'
Capt. Hendricks n Of the Ny ystery SAID
hesvas going to get to Canarlse first or
blow stick out. The reef knots we're
unfastened and the boom dropped just as
a sauall OF considerable violence struck
the sail Iu second she Was on her
beam ends. and ali tine peotls were
struggling in the choppy sea. Fully one
halt OF the drowned people were children.
A negro in row boat put out and saved
seven lives, and tug in the vicinity
saved six:
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GEOGRAPHIC NEWS.
Cemsro.A nERoxs.
. so,eme.. 10 Reward rhcIr Brsvery.

a
san Francisco, july Il 10 conD-c
tion with the liberal bequest OF Flood
and Mackey s:or the relIef of the families
of the dead miners, the E'ening Post
says movement is on foot IN this city
ap1 elsewhere to reward the men vino
risked their lives to save those OF their
fellow miners during the nre In the oouio
a Curry nine. {'here has seldom been
such illustrations OF bravery ss were
shown by john MeLeon, the engineer
who stood ar his post regardless OF the
deadly smoke aud gas and landed gage
load of miners from the 400 foot level
safely a. tue surface, or hy Lawrence
PignsIi. who went dowu on the cage and
brought up these men and was alter
wards the tirst u 6aG the bodies OF i've
miners in the old upper tnnnsl, tor by
Roger Prepdergast aud joha Grsut who
made their way psst the burnisg shalt
on The SUO foot level aud hroughtgut hve
iasprisoped men alive. 1t IS universally
felc that this is a fitting moment 10 CON
nemorate TIN deeds vi tnose heroes.
veryl lsrze sum OF money sfhas been
contributsd to the relief and support OF
she widows, mothers and orph MS of tn
dead miners The sum is ample Tor THIS
purpose and II II thought that a sma
20 SOD of ,t Ii tr,t pe y issed It II he
apu,l. d to tie purcha OF mementoes 10
the shape Of gold medals or Watches to be
given tn those who displayed marked
bravery upon the sal occasion. The sug
gssti0n lfss.b been m tde TO the Relief Com
mittee at Virginia.
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fTSANTA ABlEis only sold in larg' bott e'
at sl three tos.s5 co.. Sold by all ~hoiesaiS an'
retail druggists. S
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FIEE IN A VARIETY THEATRE.
Eieyen Persons Perished In The
tiames.

HURLEY. Wis, July II "A fire broke
out on the stageof the Alcszar Theatre
at s o'cl lck last evening, and WITHIN an
hour the BUSINESS part OF the town was
Ia flames, while | persons bad perIshed
IA the Theatre The eharred remains OF
plne people have been taken from the
ruins. Loss half million dollars. The
Acazar was a Variety Theatre, chiefly
freqnented by miners. aud was one of the
resorts of unsavory repute, associated
with notorious dance houses IN the mining
region.
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If $50 men and hanged to cross beam
over the turn. table at the round house.
Before being hung he refused to confess
at h lied shout Weaver. Hong said:
II was drunk with whisky when shot
Mrs Bi lou" After being suspended
seven minntes he was lowered and life
not being extinct he was again swung up
to the cr0ssbeam, where he was lett.
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al can not praise Hoods Sarsaparia haH
euoagn," sfys mother whose son, almost blind
with rofula, vas curei by this medicine.
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ne said he Was Drunk when he shot
Mrss Eti.ieu.
CoLUsA. Gala, Joiy ~ Hong Drwas
taken FROM the Jail at Colusa by mob
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ENsINEERs on sTRskE.
No Trains guRaiag on. brooklyn Eir-
waited Eoads. IL

New YORK. July l2.-1he engineers
on the Brooklyn Elevated Railroad struck
al o'clock. No trains are running on
tHe liner.
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rHE CoNpEmSEu ANARCHISTS.
Rctitions 81 he Ctrcalatcd Pray Ing fer
o e0nmufxiivn of the reuaity.

CHICAGO, Jnly II Joseph Gruenhuth,
the socialist, said to-day in an interview
that all hope of new trial for the con
dennad Anarchists had been abandoned,
Funds were still being collected for them.
but the money. instead of heug applied
TO defray legal expenses, is to be used for
an entirely different purpose. Twenty
or thirty persons are to be sent out
shortly over the entire State to procurs
signatures for petition to Governor
Oglesby, praying that the penalty be
commuted. A stated sum will be paid
for zach signature secured.
EARNE IENGaEn.